Developers (Devs) stories - Page 195

Microsoft reveals early access to Windows 8, sharing its latest OS with manufacturing partners and setting an Oct 26 launch for new PCs.

Microsoft gears up for innovative Kinect future, hinting at advanced motion-sensor tech and new gaming experiences on Xbox.

EA settles lawsuit over a gaming monopoly, promising a £27m fund for affected gamers and hinting at a future without exclusive football game deals.

Treyarch stirs controversy by tersely responding to PS3 gamers' complaints about neglect, escalating tensions online.

Dive into the depths with the new Metro: Last Light trailer, promising post-apocalyptic thrills and a storyline that might just outshine Call of Duty.

Datacentres face complex challenges in maintaining continuity and data integrity during power outages, despite advances in server virtualisation.

Microsoft VP claims Nintendo's Wii-U is merely an Xbox 360 successor, sparking debate on innovation vs. graphic prowess in gaming's next phase.

Square Enix raises concerns over next-gen consoles' power, citing heavy RAM demand for Agni's Philosophy's stunning visuals.

Chillisoft unveils more than just a server monitoring tool, promising a complete system watch in NZ, extends to apps like SQL.

New Developer News Window bridges the gap between Mac App developers and users, as MobileMe fades and MacBook Pro ups liquid indicator count.

Apple has unveiled a new beta of the iCloud website that features a few new apps that aren't currently available to consumers on the normal iCloud website.

Twitter slashes its social ties with LinkedIn, stopping the automatic syncing of user tweets to their LinkedIn profiles.

Orbitz targets Mac users with pricier options, while Apple invests $1bn in Reno data centre and faces iCloud, App Store issues.

Virtualisation should make surviving interruptions easier, in theory; in practice, however, managing the changeover is not that simple.

The MacBook Air, along with the MacBook Pro, was updated at WWDC last week to include faster processors than its predecessor.

Phone operating system to run on same code as forthcoming desktop & tablet platform – meaning current users won't be able to upgrade.

Yuke's to create a video game for the Lingerie Football League, in a move that blurs lines between sports and entertainment.

'80s Transformers voice legends Cullen and Berger join new game, aiming to spark nostalgia among 20-30s. A tale of Cybertron's saga awaits.

Latest release from 'browser junkies' intro's ability to customise themes; so is the update all style and no substance?.

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